Oklahoma local election candidates can now use a temporary electronic filing system to comply with a new state law.

The officials say they have been burdened by constant software issues and data discrepancies throughout early voting in the primary.

Tybee Island city officials discussed the possibility of how residents are able to vote in the future on Thursday.

Voters will use an electronic system to make their selections, then receive a printed full-size ballot to review before ...

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